App health
App Health provides an overview of errors and warnings in your app as well as useful tips to improve performance. With one click, Appfarm Create analyzes your app and generates a list of items for you to review. Run App Health by clicking the heart icon in the toolbar when you're working inside an app.
As shown above, the App Health panel displays the App Size (learn more here). Pin the panel by clicking the pin icon in the top left corner to dock it at the bottom of the window. This lets you keep it open while reviewing and resolving issues.
The messages shown in App Health include:
UI components that are always hidden
Required properties that have no value
Functions that don't return a value
Functions with parameters that are not in use
App Variables that are not in use
Data Sources that are not in use
Data Source properties that are not in use
Data Sources that have "Read All Objects" checked
Actions that are not in use
Actions that are empty
Use the filter at the top of the panel to select which messages to display. By default, all severity levels are shown, but you can filter by "Info", "Warning", or "Error". The App Health panel also lets you resolve issues directly. You can delete UI components that are always hidden, as well as unused Actions and Data Sources, right from the panel.
We recommend using App Health actively while developing, and it should be reviewed before deploying to Production. In some cases, the warnings can be ignored, for example, if you must read all objects from a data source, but it's generally advised to address the issues flagged.
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